California AB277 mandates background checks for providers of behavioral health treatment in centers, facilities, and programs.
California AB277 requires individuals providing behavioral health treatment in centers, facilities, or programs to undergo background checks. This applies unless the provider holds a current and valid California state license that includes a fingerprint-based background check and is in good standing. The bill adds a new chapter to the Business and Professions Code, specifying that no reimbursement is required by local agencies or school districts due to the creation of a new crime or infraction.
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